L ight, the great unifier across sciencefrom physics to chemistry to biology to medicineis currently driving unprecedented, life-changing technologies."Light" scientists and engineers have been recognized with recent Nobel Prizes for optical clocks and optical spectroscopy (2005, Physics, John Hall and Theodor Hansch); optical fiber networks (2009, Physics, Charles Kao); efficient blue light emitting diodes (2014, Physics, Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano, and Shuji Nakamura); and super-resolution fluorescence microscopy (2014, Chemistry, Eric Betzig, Stefan Hell, and W. E. Moerner).The United Nations designated 2015 as the International Year of Light (IYL), and ACS Photonics is proud to be a sponsor for this celebration.In this cross-journal virtual issue, we at ACS Photonics, The Journal of Physical Chemistry A and B, and Analytical Chemistry have compiled a diverse range of cutting-edge, light-based
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